Let’s get going with GetX state management
Read moreWhat is RX GetX?
When we add . obs to a variable, we basically convert it to a stream of variables. This stream is ‘reactive’, which means it can change value in reaction to events (like click of a button). These reactive streams are referred by ‘Rx’ in GetX.
Read moreHow do you make a class observable in GetX Flutter?
You have 3 ways to turn a variable into an “observable”.
Read moreHow do you use get in Flutter?
Luckily, Dart and Flutter provide tools, such as the http package, for this type of work. This recipe uses the following steps: Add the http package.
Read moreHow do I install GetX?
To integrate GetX into the application. go to the GetX Documentation, copy get: ^4.3. 8 , and add it to the project pubspec. yaml file, under the dependencies section and then run the pub get command. This will install the GetX ecosystem to your project.
Read moreHow do I install GetX?
To integrate GetX into the application. go to the GetX Documentation, copy get: ^4.3. 8 , and add it to the project pubspec. yaml file, under the dependencies section and then run the pub get command. This will install the GetX ecosystem to your project.
Read moreHow do I use Getstate instead of GetX?
The Getx state manager is easier than using setState. You just need to add a “. obs” at the end of your variable, and wrap the widget you want to change within a Obx() .
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